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April 3. 1V60
DEVELOPMENT OF CO-OPERATIVES IN 1960-61
Rs. 11,37 Crore Plan Drawn Up
A Rs. 11.37 crore-
plan for oo.perative deve-
rative development for
19KU 01 has been prepa
rod by the National Co-
operative Development
and Warehousing Hoard
through which most of
the Central assistance to
States for cooperative
development is routed.
The plan covers various
asotors of oo operative
movement, like credit,
marketing, processing and
storage.
Abovt 28, 440 service
co-operative societies are
expected .to come up du-
ring the year either by
fresh organisation or by
revitalisalion of existing
sooieties. The programme
of large-sized aocirtira
has already been discon-
tinued from April last
year. For suoh of these
sooieties, which are eligi-
ble for assistance, due
provision has been made
in the plan.
In the marketing
sphere, about 1674 socie-
ties will be functioning
by the end of the fourth
year of the Second Plan.
The Plan provides for
tha establishment or re-.
organisation of 267 more
institutions thus bringing
the number to 1831 by
the end of 1960-61
It it envisaged that
by 1969-60, 232 prooee.
sing units other than co-
operative sugar lactones
will be fuuotiooing The
drsft plan provides for
establishment of 128 more
units, they include cot-
ton ginning and pressing,
groundnut deoorticators,
noe mills, oil mills, jute
balling etc
Twenty-four sugar
faotories are expected to
be in operation by the
t-nd of March this year.
A sum of Its. 22 crores
has beon aet apart for
participation in their share
capital A pr iviaion ot
Km 4<> lakhs towards the
share capital of central
Warehousing Corporation
has also been made In
addition, He 16 lakhs
are being provided for
settii.g up by cold storage
plants in four States,
Bombay, Mysore, Punjab
and West Bengal
Setting up of 293
godowns of marketing
societies and 713 rural
godowons is planned for
this period, in addition
to 1366 godowns of mar-
keting societies and 3349
rural godowns already in
existence; Apart from this,
the Central and State
Warehousing Corporations
will have provided storage
PASSING OUT PARADE
OF THE W.B.N.V.F.
AT KURSEONG
Kurseong, March 26
Another batch of
volunteers of the West
Bengal National Volun-
teers Training Centre,
Kurseong had the passing
out Parade at the Retreat
after their suoosssful com-
pletion of 76 day 's train-
ing. The parade was
inspected by Sri A. B.
Chowdhury, I P.8., J.P.,
S.P. Darjeeling who also
took the Salute. In his
brief speech. Sri Chow-
dhury impressed upon the
volunteers to serve in
their own locality & nlitise
the training they received
in the Training Centre.
He also assured that the
volunteers who would
oome upto the minimum
standard they will ba
taken in the Police De-
ptt. whenever needed.
Prizes were distribu-
ted by Sri Chowdhury at
tha and of tha function.
acommodation in 837
warehouses by tbe end
of this period.
WHILE IN KALIMPONG
STAY AT.,
GHANDRA5
Tke mast centrally situated
Hotel in CaliaspsBf.
Phona 278.
April 3. 1V60
DEVELOPMENT OF CO-OPERATIVES IN 1960-61
Rs. 11,37 Crore Plan Drawn Up
A Rs. 11.37 crore-
plan for oo.perative deve-
rative development for
19KU 01 has been prepa
rod by the National Co-
operative Development
and Warehousing Hoard
through which most of
the Central assistance to
States for cooperative
development is routed.
The plan covers various
asotors of oo operative
movement, like credit,
marketing, processing and
storage.
Abovt 28, 440 service
co-operative societies are
expected .to come up du-
ring the year either by
fresh organisation or by
revitalisalion of existing
sooieties. The programme
of large-sized aocirtira
has already been discon-
tinued from April last
year. For suoh of these
sooieties, which are eligi-
ble for assistance, due
provision has been made
in the plan.
In the marketing
sphere, about 1674 socie-
ties will be functioning
by the end of the fourth
year of the Second Plan.
The Plan provides for
tha establishment or re-.
organisation of 267 more
institutions thus bringing
the number to 1831 by
the end of 1960-61
It it envisaged that
by 1969-60, 232 prooee.
sing units other than co-
operative sugar lactones
will be fuuotiooing The
drsft plan provides for
establishment of 128 more
units, they include cot-
ton ginning and pressing,
groundnut deoorticators,
noe mills, oil mills, jute
balling etc
Twenty-four sugar
faotories are expected to
be in operation by the
t-nd of March this year.
A sum of Its. 22 crores
has beon aet apart for
participation in their share
capital A pr iviaion ot
Km 4<> lakhs towards the
share capital of central
Warehousing Corporation
has also been made In
addition, He 16 lakhs
are being provided for
settii.g up by cold storage
plants in four States,
Bombay, Mysore, Punjab
and West Bengal
Setting up of 293
godowns of marketing
societies and 713 rural
godowons is planned for
this period, in addition
to 1366 godowns of mar-
keting societies and 3349
rural godowns already in
existence; Apart from this,
the Central and State
Warehousing Corporations
will have provided storage
PASSING OUT PARADE
OF THE W.B.N.V.F.
AT KURSEONG
Kurseong, March 26
Another batch of
volunteers of the West
Bengal National Volun-
teers Training Centre,
Kurseong had the passing
out Parade at the Retreat
after their suoosssful com-
pletion of 76 day 's train-
ing. The parade was
inspected by Sri A. B.
Chowdhury, I P.8., J.P.,
S.P. Darjeeling who also
took the Salute. In his
brief speech. Sri Chow-
dhury impressed upon the
volunteers to serve in
their own locality & nlitise
the training they received
in the Training Centre.
He also assured that the
volunteers who would
oome upto the minimum
standard they will ba
taken in the Police De-
ptt. whenever needed.
Prizes were distribu-
ted by Sri Chowdhury at
tha and of tha function.
acommodation in 837
warehouses by tbe end
of this period.
WHILE IN KALIMPONG
STAY AT.,
GHANDRA5
Tke mast centrally situated
Hotel in CaliaspsBf.
Phona 278.